TRR110 Workshop - Amplitudes for Three-Body Final States
MIAPP
Decays of mesons and tau leptons into three hadrons serve as a tool in studying both
spectroscopy and the weak dynamics of heavy flavour decays. State of the art analyses of
experimental data are now able to determine the underlying decay amplitudes with less and less
model dependence, often projected onto the JPC of a 2-body subsystem. To explore the wealth
of new information and to extract the sought-for physics observables, however, requires a new
quality of mathematical description of such amplitudes. These are governed by the strong
interaction among these hadrons. While for almost 50 years such descriptions relied on the
idealized isobar picture (including S-wave scattering of two hadrons), high precision data
require a more refined understanding covering the full spectral distribution of these complex
amplitudes. Final state interaction, triangular diagrams, chiral dynamics, Regge phenomenology
and dispersion relations are just some of the ingredients used for this purpose.
The TRR110 workshop will joint theorists and experimentalists aiming to address above topics.
Aleksei Garmash
Alexander Austregesilo
Bachir Moussallam
Bastian Kubis
Bertram Kopf
Boris Grube
Bruno El-Bennich
Christoph Hanhart
Daniel Greenwald
Danny van Dyk
Dmitrii Riabchikov
Emilie Passemar
Fabian Krinner
Feng-Kun Guo
Florian Kaspar
Ikaros Bigi
Jacobo Ruiz de Elvira
Jan Friedrich
Jeremy Dalseno
Johann Kuehn
Jonas Rademacker
Keri Vos
Malte Albrecht
Malwin Niehus
Manoel Robilotta
Martin Beneke
Martin Faessler
Mathias Wagner
Melissa Maria Cruz Torres
Menglin Du
Miguel Albaladejo
Mikhail Mikhasenko
Norbert Kaiser
Patricia Magalhaes
Sebastian Uhl
Stefan Ropertz
Stefan Wallner
Stephan kuerten
Stephan Paul
Suh-Urk Chung
Thomas Latham
Tobias Isken
Veronika Chobanova
Wolfgang Duennweber
Wolfgang Ochs
